"There's a great opportunity, given the set of capabilities we have, to look to continue our product diversification," Andrew Sullivan, Prudential's chief executive officer, said.

The backdrop: Congress passed the No Surprises Act in an effort to reduce the odds that patients with commercial health ...

If another employer is willing — or required by its own plan design — to cover that spouse, Disney can move that financial exposure somewhere else.

The complexity of Medicare and its interaction with existing employer benefits makes clear communication essential. How can ...

Politicians are asking questions and demanding answers. Sen. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-N.J.), ranking member of the Senate Energy and Commerce Committee, has requested information from six companies ...

Nearly 40% of Americans have stayed in a job longer than they wanted to because they or a family member needed health ...

Aetna is organizing about 2,000 different initiatives to get cost trends under control, he said. If initiatives to support ...

A new, bipartisan House bill could prohibit employers' health insurers and self-insured health plans from using artificial ...

"The combination of record account balances, strong savings behaviors and effective plan design tell an encouraging story about how Americans are approaching retirement," said Sharon Brovelli, ...

Much of what the nation currently spends on health care is devoted to managing diseases that often could have been delayed, ...

The backdrop: During the "dot-com crash" that hit around 2000 and the 2007-2009 global financial crisis, many life, health and annuity issuers coped with uncertainty in the investment markets and ...

IDR system managers could reduce the impact of the IDR system on plan costs and provider network participation rates by increasing the fees for providers that start claim payment disputes, tying the ...